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Regent Theatre I
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
WALLACE 1112111 and MYRTLE
STI'IDMAN
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“The World Apart” I
And ii 1111 Holmes in 1
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Monday
“'31- S, HART in .
“The Square Deal Man”
And 13111 iipxsodc of
“Patria”
Tuesday
Vivian Martin
“Giving Beck-1' a Chance”
A1111 llcarst l‘111hc News
Music by lir'jlt‘lll (‘onccrt
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Mcxicans, who
him, and succeeds in returning to the
had
-_ ,ilavtenda to rcscue its 1111‘stress,
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“v“ ' Iyoung en'l \\ 111-1111 he knows to be in
Palace I heat C Idanszcr of the Mexicans' attack. it is
‘Idurin: this rescuing attempt that llart
1‘ Iclashes with the band of
”tree 1
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if it's 11 Feature The Palace will
show ll'-“"iludt‘\‘iilx’ l.:1.~t
Days i‘vcry Week.
Today
2113, ti: 4.3 and ‘1
Five Acts Yaudcville
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Sl’lIlt IA]. 1‘A THE l"i'] A'Il RIC
, Mondat
Muttci (ism-.2111. and Arthur Ash
icy in Notwilh '\la1'i1I Picture
“Moral Courage”
qk‘t 111s ot the pic'tt111- we to made
at, the Loth Mill, Ntnwnlk. l11-
tei'ioi' and exterior pictutcs show
ing Lanny local pcopic.
“MANNING 'i‘lii‘l SHIPS"
A‘s produced by the l'nitch States
~ Navy-41earst l’athc News
. Tuesday
Ahce Joycc and Harry Morey in
“Ill-IR SECRET"
“Grc11sersI”
A new leading woman is seen oppo-
site llart in . this play. She
I \lacivoi', :1 pretty ingenue. As Virginia
Ransomc sin is said to have given a
ilahy Mary .lane Irving, 3. Frank
ilurke, Darrel Foss, Thomas Kur1ih1111.
I‘tlil'on Ross and (‘harles 0. Rush .loe'
I "\ilf'llSl photoemphed the production,
with 1111 dirertion b1 Robert lhunton
AT THE REGENT TODAY
Wallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman
“The World Apart:" Also “The
Railroad Raiders"
in
Jimmy “31,1 as “The Grey Seal" the popuiar1oung artists who scored
and Patty Arbuckle as “The such a monounced success in the
lie-“11“” R0121“) Lasky-Paramount production of "The
“Y" rl‘ison Without Walls" '1 1 ., .
E21110 Williams in “The llawli“ '1 ti RIM Tl “11,1? men
anti Hear-<1 P111I1 Ncws .1 1e tutnl 1e11111I today in the
Moiosco-l’aramount prodtlttion.‘ The
WWMAOW
. “'111111 \pmt " an unusual and cxc iting
III IHE IIIIIIIIES
' AT THE RECENT MONDAY
IWm. 8. Hart in "The Square Deal
“Man," and Mrs, Vernon Gas-
1 He in “Patria” I
A furious cur-ountcr witiQiyiivcs and",
nix.- :'.,ltootci< during \\IlItIl \\iiiiaui S‘
Hart fiuhts snrauclv against two op-
ly for them by Julia Crawford lvcis'
from the story by
and produced under the peisonal
rection of William H. Taylor, of
Motosco Company.
'The Railroad Raiders" at Regent To
day
mining:
haq 11111111 et'ec-ttd
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for: 111111111111 11111ls 1111111 the Sianal
jtoltrnts, I" 11111 (If H“ “ 1111111. “(To s'udio at Siunai. (‘al.. for use in the
of ‘The Square 110.11 M1111," ‘I'f'm'111111-1I11111 1'I1'1ptcl' of “The Railroad
uncle-Kay lice play written by .l. (1., inidcrs." the photo “an rclcaseti
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litawhsand prodmcd underthi't suI
ti11'ouch \lutu'tl, t‘rookctl sirccts have
111-1'vi-ion of Thomas 11. lncc, which 11 I,“ laid out with 11111 rough Din“
,wlIl hp (1XIllIItI(\(I 111 the Regent sharl1., “an” halls, gambling ”ISM”
7 1 - 1 . 1 .
.fhe.1111. Monday. Iand L't‘llt‘l“tI 1111~1Ichn11d1se stores that
As Jack 0‘ i'uanionrts, n gmnhler.
1:11 to make up the business section of
such 11 town. OStaucs and diffusing
Isy stems it:1\'e been installed in sercral
Iof these huildinus that thev mav he
used as Ilii‘l'ltll showinu the
Istrcct action through the windows at
‘the same time the plot is being c111-
Illart in this war from t\\'0
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«scopes
Rolon 1501111111111
BATHING
sets
tcriors.
planned to kill
I and
is Marv'
'failing timbers
_rcntarkahly finished performance (ith-
crs in the caste are Joseph .1. ilo\\'lint:.I
Ithis smart show.
Iwitii the eiuhtcen ptI rsons taking part,
\1 “II." c hold and Milllt‘ Stcdman Iis one of the hits of the vaudctillc
the
\I Muriel Ostriche and Arthur Ashley,’
town m1 thc‘
1Ii1Id 11311111111 b: the action in the 111-,
'i'athc News.
Some of the Thrilling Scenes Cartooned from the 13th Episode of "Patria,"
Iing at the Regent Theatre, Monday, M atinee and Night
in chapter Xi, also,
attempts one
stunts of her adventurous career. She
is imprisoned in a box car floattnu in
the bay, which is run down hy 11 111111.
hcr schooner, The prow of thtI vea»
sci strikes the cai about the middle
plows straight through it with
Miss Holmes crouching in one end of
the car swimming and dodging the
and battling to keep
from being swept under the boat.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
.18 lg Vaudeville Show Will Be Repeat-
ed For Last Three Times
I The l'alac'e'taudetillc which 111111th-
I 1d:
.and yesterday,
tthis cvcnin': and these will be the last
11111 general attention Thursday
will be played twice
opportunities for Norwaiktws to see
The bi'.r 1'1I\‘tle act,
at 11111111 at the Palace and it has capti
\ach ctery audience from the start
of the engagement Thursday often
noon. The comic skctt'ii “inside, Out-
'sidc in" has I I I '1 a feature of no small
"'Ipiopottions 1 Liiie the otlu-r two acts
matte a whole hill that is incompaia
story of wos.1Irn lit.) ln'wpd especial Ihic to any “'Iliih has already appear-
ed. The picture will be 11 special
lcoruc Middleton. II" I)" {NIUI‘I‘
NORWALK MADE PICTURE
With Many Local People in
'“Moral Courage" Made
Here '
thn “Moral Courage, starring At'-
thur Ashley and Muricl Ostrichc at)-
pcars at the Palace Tiicatrc Monday
afternoon and evening. Norwaik peo-
ple and Norwallt scenes will he on the
screen, The picture's principal
sccncs wcrc taken at and inside of the
both Mill in Grand strcct .whero the
leaders went through the operations
of the factory hands. The camera in
cludcd not only the stars, but the Nor-
walk people employed at [.0111 and the
shop interior. The picture will he
shown afternoon and "evening, with
special feature produced by the 111111-
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ed States Navy thpartmcnt and emit-I
led “Manning the Ships," and Hearst-
'ogg 'sKnpnoH p111: step
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. DANCING
Chicken and Share
Dinners ’
Liberty Pom! . cutest Begins
;'1ttv 93h.
7 CONGREGATIONAL
JUNE FESTIVAL
llclen Holmes
of the most dangerous
.
his own aeroplane.
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will be held to 1111111 there. .1111qu be
a community rally. The pastor will'
speak on 501111 of the vital issues of
the present great world war. As a
Featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle, Show-
of" the (risis that is upon 11.
need of an u-'.\Hlkeniltg ' .11 :hc actual
situation that confr1 nts u.» as a nation
nd to our personal re.»-;111'1~~ibilitics in
this war. The peoplr of ilowayton
are especially urgcd 111 l:1~ present at
Ithis s1 nice it will b1» :11 evidence 01'.
their patriotism. I
The repular monthly mcctmg of the
official b1nrd will in 111111 .11 thc,pa1-‘
sonagc Monday evening, 1111111, 11111
matter of a reconstr111~t111 morning
mnr :1: 1,
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'« Amman-urn rm
L‘MWM‘W "“ Wot
Was 1111' iie llranda of West Sine ar-e
one is err 11) 111’ the week camping.
William licddan of New York spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J
s11I1~1-.1n11n. emtion
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I At the recent Sunday
.“(IIUOI bulll‘tl'
_Mr~'. llallam of Toltcneke has re
turned homc after several days’ Visit
in New York.
Miss Anna liapcifn of Brooklyn
\spcnt the week-end 1 ith Mr and Mrs.
M. Wallerstein.
the school.
I AN UNUSUAL 11101 To
I Robert W. t'liambers the notclist,_
~——~o-—— Its an authority on ( hines1 porcelains. I
\irs. 1111111 11111111111111 of the DdrienI His New \oik i1o11s1I11111t..ins many
road continues in about the same con'II DPI‘UUIUI 01d (111111» I’ 11.1Is,I111I1l IIIS
Ircscarches have c\'ell elven him 11
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"(011si1lc1ablc knowlmp 11. the (‘hi-
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'nesse tongue.
Miss Evelyn Harper has returned 10 At a dinner in N111 po1t Mr. (‘1111111-
The greet convenience of this “VULOAR” ELEVATED om (MS MO! willbe malt
' egluice. Thebudngovenishighenonghtobeuedwitheomlort; the boileru also devoted.
The Um ed Electrlc
WWW“. nation We are too 111111- 11' unconscious
'1 her e is I
' service will he prescncd tor consid-I
A full hoard is dcsircd. I
meeting a committw w'as appointedII
to arrange for the annual outing ofI
ange to Buyf
WHITE ENAMEL FITTINGS
This Range has a complete enamel equipment which i!
easy to keep clean and will appeal to the housewife.
REQUIRES BU’T 1.11"an SPACE.
The floor space required for this Range is only 38
INCHES, which makes it possible to place it in the smallest
of kitchens.
Price $36.50
TERMS, $4,WITH ORDER AND $4 MONTHLY.
NOW IS TIME TO BUY—PRICES WILL BE HIGH-
ER.
Holiday Needs
A splendid variety of WAISTS, NECKWEAR, HOS—
IERY, GLOVES, SILK AND LINGERIE UNDERWEAR,
BABY WEAR, Etc., are presented here for your choosing.
Space Will not permit cf 11. detailed description, but you,
may rest assured that you are “playing safe” in selecting your
wants from this assortment.
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We do not quote prices as prices mean nothing until you
have seen the merchandise.
oat/(ATEI‘PRICES‘. ,.
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' 1 ma cmotvfitrncuaumxmirx’
86 WASHINGTON ST.
he. said, Imotto means."
"its a superb girdle,” I . 1.
“and the motto einbronicred on it isI “it means,’ said Mr. Chambers... '
5,”,er 100-. superb, but rather un- “‘ltiay all my enemies die a lingering
usual Ifor a voting Aineiican girl to death by It'uiure, and may i bavo‘: ~'
Mt. Vernon after a few dars \lsit bets took in a he11utii.1'_\oI111,: girl 0r.”t fifty sons“'—. lethange \.
with Mr. 11nd M111. John Hint of Row- who RI~I1I>IdIhiIm to adznuc hcr 1.111- "0h,” 5m. said, "you know (‘liinese,1 —_-_.
aton avenue. In”1 I‘ I" i don't you"! Tell me, then, what mv Try a Sentinel Want Adv. ,I
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The A. W. 1. class 11111 Tuesday at-
tcrnoon at the Baptist 1I111111".1.I'l‘;l'I
It‘ll‘iss 1111 'llIltl's entertained the mom
the Home Department
her-I of
The Sunday school of the llaptistI
‘church hntc dccidcd on July 17111 forI
Ithcir annual picnic, the place to hc dc-I
1111111 1.11 was Mr in iIlt‘ hands of theI
committee. I
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Miss 11211.1 Si‘nginl‘l" of Toltcnelte- was
of thc graduates of thc Stamford
IlILIl school this year. 3111s.: Slingluff
is :1 11.111-11‘11Ir anti Mrs. I. C.I
'l‘ctard- I
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of i "
Mr Mrs. lidward Mlllspanghl
and Miss Maria II‘int ll of this place at-i|
and
tcndcd titII wedding of Miss lI‘lorencc‘
May Finch and Herman Thoclc, in'I
11.11'i1In, last Sunday. I
1’1 spcciai pati'i:.tic scrvicc is to be
held in the Baptist church or Sunday
Icvcning at 1:510 A most c'otdiai in-I
Iitation is extended to the membersI
.‘of the Red 1‘ loss and the Home Guard!
"and thc people of the community toI
I
,th present at this service. I
.1. 1.. Adams, the famous chewingI
gum 111:11111t‘acturcrs, has not yet ar-
Irived at his Tokcneke home for theI
summer. wring spent but a day or ton
1111 a time at his home here this seasmm
Mr. Adams is an enthusiastic aviator.
and last suinmei olighted his Token-
eke friends with exhibition fights in
He has since been
undergoing additional training, and
has offered his machine and his serv-
ices to the I'ntted States government.
Wherefore, it is possible that Mnl
Adams may not be able to enjoy that
cool Tckenek e breezes this summer.
.‘ Don’t Overheat
,Your Battery
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It’idnday Afternoon and Evening
1 July- -,2 1917
3 Residence of A. J. Rummler,
Roton Hill
prehestral Program and Sale of
Goods in the Afternoon
"flutdoor Operetta “Peter Pan" 1n
. u the Evening
Vacation Goods
'fiemrepnred. Stock up 011 bath. toilet
_- 11 health needs from our stocks. Take.
1' favorite remedies with you. We
e'what mu want tight here. Per-
haps you cannot get these comenicnt-
I 3y where youme going.
Provide your self now.
131. A. MEAD
Dmggist
St). Norwalk, Ct.
>3 The good old vacation timrI beckons. '
18 North Main St. '
HIS picture iiiustra tes an important
difference in inner tubes. All tubes
when inflated are ring- -shapedlike the tube
‘ in the background. Butwhen defi ated only -
the Michelin Tube remains curved. All
others become perfectly straight.
Come in and let us explain why this exclu-
sive Michelin f atu‘re means so much in
tube life and ego omy. ~
Hardware Auto Supply Co.
Water $1., South Nor-walk
devotional meeting, “Little Things
that Make or Mar." is the Subject.
_I.\iiss Mary Snifiin. leader. At 7:30 A
' special patriotic service will be heidI
Rowayton'Baptist church, Patriotic
Sunday. .luly l.—At 10:30 Morning
worship to be followed by the Com—
.1‘nunion service. At 11:50 The Sunday
Ischooi will meet for the weekly 595-1
sion of Bible study. At 0:45 tin (‘1. E.
to which the people of the community
tare most cordially invited. Local
members of the Home Guard and of
the [Red Cross are given a special in-I
vitation to attend. “Thc Guidance of
the Invisible Hand," will be the sub-
ject'of the sermonic address of the
Ipastor. A ’
IROWAYTON METHODIST CHURCH.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
twill he observed at the morning set-I
vice. in the evening patriotic services'
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In summer, when you’re not using
your lights a great deal and when the
motor starts easily and quickly—be care-
ful that; you do not overfeed your
battery.
Overfeeding means overheating, and
continued overheating means the ruin
of the battery.
When you ’re touring, or running your
machinea." .neat deaLtake the battu’ s.
Fairbanks Storage Battery 1311.,
temperature occasionally, and if it is '
getting up to 100° and over—bum all the
lights until it has cooled down.
Or if you haven’t a thermometer, let
us take your battery’ 5 temperature: ..
Next time you’ re near, come in—
our battery experts will be glad to ex-
plain overheating thoroughly. Ask for
the Willard Booklet—-“Are Mike:-
mummi-
. Inc. '
' r' $1335 m so. NORWALK STAMFORD .
We have ‘12 11111111 battery for your .1215 11 yam needs repairs: " . -1. 1
Norwalk Chronicler